Diljit Dosanjh, Parineeti Chopra starrer Amar Singh Chamkila receives a special tribute from Vadilal Ice-Creams

In an era where pop culture and digital trends collide, Vadilal Ice Cream’s latest social media post hits the sweet spot, riding the wave of Amar Singh Chamkila – a biopic on India’s first Punjabi rockstar by the same name. The brand, known for its legacy in frozen desserts, has now dipped its flavors into the heart of Indian pop culture with a vibrant and engaging post. The brand has used the catchphrase “Dil jeet ne ka tareeka thoda chamkila hai” alongside a strikingly colorful creative featuring the film’s leads Diljit Dosanjh and Parineeti Chopra, who play Amar Singh Chamkila and his wife Amarjot, and indicating how the film celebrates life.

This marketing move is aimed at embodying the film’s vivacious spirit, demonstrating Vadilal’s commitment to staying topical while tapping into the cultural zeitgeist. “When Punjabi music sensation Diljit reshared the post on his Instagram story, it was not just an endorsement but a celebration, a collective exclamation of ‘Dil Bole Waah!’ across the digital landscape. The post is a call to break the monotony of the week with the combined pleasures of iconic tunes and sweet delights. This approach reflects how Vadilal has its finger on the pulse of what is current, celebrating moments and movements that shape our cultural narrative,” said an official statement issued by the brand.

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Amar Singh Chamkila promises to be a cinematic journey celebrating the life and legacy of the iconic Punjabi singer. This biopic delves deep into Chamkila’s extraordinary musical career, his struggles, and his undeniable impact on Punjabi music and culture. Directed by Imtiaz Ali with music composed by the Oscar-winning A.R. Rahman, the film released on Netflix on April 12.

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